Articles by Carol Harrison

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  The Bourne Identity

  Doug Liman

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2002

  The name is Bourne. Jason Bourne. And he is the new cool Bond. The suspension of disbelief is integral for the enjoyment of spy flicks — as...

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  Gourds

  Cow, Fish, Fowl, or Pig

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2002

  You know those guys who hang out at gas stations and play real good while they chew the cud? Come on, you know the type. They sound good, b...

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  John Guliak and the Lougan Brothers

  The Black Monk

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2002

  Talent proliferates in the Vancouver roots scene, if John Guliak and the Lougan Brothers are anything to go by. The Black Monk, the singer/...

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  Rex Hobart and the Misery Boys

  Your Favorite Fool

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2002

  The wind blows only dust across the abandoned street; so few venture down here that there is no garbage left behind. All the buildings are...

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  Laws

  Two

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2002

  The Laws have graced us with Two, the BC couple’s second record in as many years. With very pretty playing and songwriting, John and Michel...

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  Linda McRae & Cheerful Lonesome

  Cryin' Out Loud

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2002

  Cryin’ Out Loud, the sophomore release for Linda McRae and Cheerful Lonesome, is chock full of confident songwriting and excellent musician...

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  No Guff

  They're Red Hot

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2002

  No Guff is a pair of extraordinary musicians playing dyed-in-the-wool country blues. Among many of his originals, singer/guitarist John Rut...

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  Kerri Powers

  You, Me, And A Redhead

  PUBLISHED Dec 1, 2002

  Kerri Powers’ You, Me, And A Redhead is a weak debut, with one exception — Powers’ penned all the songs on this release, all of which are w...